Does Gunnar Optiks really work?

While the blue light-blocking effectiveness of computer glasses has been documented, a 2015 study in the Optometry & Visual Performance journal found that Gunnar glasses did not reduce eyestrain as the company claimed.

Are GUNNAR glasses worth it?

At $99 on their own and $189 with prescription lenses, they’re well-made and comfortable glasses that can indeed reduce the harshness of the screens you look at all day. If you find yourself straining after long days of staring at screens, they’re definitely worth checking out.

How much is GUNNAR eyewear worth?

The entrepreneur behind Gunnar Optiks, Joe Croft from San Clemente, California, pitched his patented eye-wear business on Shark Tank in February 2018. He went into the Tank seeking an investment of $750,000 in exchange for 5 percent equity. Yes, that’s a $15 million valuation.

Where are Gunnar Optiks made?

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Do you really need anti blue light glasses?

The American Academy of Ophthalmology says you don’t need them and has gone on record as not recommending any kind of special eyewear for computer users. The organization says blue light from digital devices does not lead to eye disease and doesn’t even cause eyestrain.

Are GUNNAR glasses worth it 2020?

Pros and cons of Gunnar glasses The blue-light-blocking technology is designed to reduce digital eye strain and improve visual comfort. Some customers claim the glasses have reduced their headaches, as well as improved their vision and sleep after screen use.

Do all GUNNAR glasses have magnification?

The GUNNAR non-Rx frames have a standard +0.2 diopter (magnification of +0.2/4 = 0.05+1 = 1.05x) that allows the eyes not to strain and stress when looking at close computer distances for extended periods of time.